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Little Moments, Big Magic.What are yours?
Posted on May 31st, 2009 3 commentsChealseaMw asked:
I am doing a project for my Advanced Digital Design class, we are supposed to make three Advertisements. There all supposed to be on the same thing but three different things. I would like to do my Ads on Big Brothers Big Sister of America, there slogan is Little Moments, Big Magic. But I am stuggling to come up with any much. I want something that both a Adult and a Child can do together that seems small to an adult but big in the eyes of a child. For example reading a book! But that is all I can think of! I need Idea’s…Thanks ChealseaMw
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3 responses to “Little Moments, Big Magic.What are yours?”
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coolone June 3rd, 2009 at 07:10
The birth of a child.
It is a big moment in the parents’ life and a magical one in the eyes of a child to have a little baby brother or sister come home from the hospital with their parents.
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1. You know when you’re a kid and the person you look up to just puts their arm around you/your shoulder as you’re walking … or as you’re sitting down together.
2. When they say Thanks champion or You’re a big help.
3. When you and your bigger brother/sister clanks your glasses of milk together and say Cheers.
4. When they sit you on their shoulders.
5. When they show you magic tricks … you’re just in awe!
6. When they sit and paint/draw with you.
Hope these help.
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hushnowjustplayit June 8th, 2009 at 22:22
Blowing bubbles in the park together on a spring day.
Throwing a Frisbee back and forth.
Standing in front of an animal exhibit at the zoo.
Walking along the beach and collecting shells.
Going fishing together. Teaching the child to fish.
Flying a kite together.
Taking pictures together with disposable cameras.
Visiting a museum together.
Helping them to understand their homework.
Watching a sunrise, or sunset.
Having a picnic together.
Helping out together at a nursing home or homeless shelter.
Gardening together.
Baking together.
Raking leaves together.
Making a snowman or snow fort.
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